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Quoted message said:I am looking for a company that makes whey protein powder that
1) DOES NOT HAVE STEROIDS OR ANY BANNED OR QUESTIONABLE SUBSTANCES
2) DOES NOT OVERKILL ON PROTEIN OR ANY AMINO ACIDS
3) IS REPUTABLE AND WIDELY USED
4) SAFE!!!!!!!!
5) ONE THAT WORKS!
Gurus, Please advise
I did a google search and ended up looking at the TWO links people give AT superiormuscle.comtOpen ↗
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One is www.allthewhey.com.
There I saw ifno about Tim Realease and just want to let you know the following info I found at
allthewhey.comcompare.htmlOpen ↗.
<<< Testosterone Magazine, Winter 2002
THE PROTEIN INSIDER
An Inside Look at the Protein Business
by TC
... The following interview was conducted with someone I met a long time ago while working with EAS.
This particular individual — who doesn't want his name revealed — works for one of the major
manufacturers of bulk protein. In other words, his company makes protein powders for supplement
companies who, in turn, sell them to you.
... T: What about the time-release proteins that are starting to come out?
PI: Well, I'm not the world's greatest protein scientist, and protein catabolism/anabolism isn't my
main area, but initially, a lot of lay people, or bodybuilding-type self-professed scientists,
thought that providing a steady state of amino acids through an IV drip all day long would be great!
You'd have the ultimate protein synthesis going on, and catabolism wouldn't exist, and you'd slowly
evolve into this super hero thing.
But in reality, your body's real smart, and it down-regulates — it beats you to the punch — and a
steady stream of amino acids doesn't work after a few hours. Instead, it looks like pulse feeding —
giving the body a shot of protein and amino acids every few hours is really the best way to go.
Hell, I really shouldn't even say that because I'm shooting myself in the foot. A lot of companies
want us to develop these time-released proteins for them, and we stand to make some money. So, it's
kinda' dumb of me to say that they don't work. But, what the hell.
Anyhow, it's probably better to go to bed after a protein meal, and have some sort of period of
"protein deficiency" at night, so your protein response is super heightened when you break that
fast. That's why it's important not to skip breakfast...
"If you want the effects of slower digestion, time release, we recommend adding flax or fish oil to
the whey. This way, you don't lose the positives of whey over casein, egg, etc."
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